I created a Chrome extension that fixes the table of contents for note articles
This time, I created a Chrome extension (unofficial) that fixes the table of contents for note articles to the bottom right, allowing you to check headings and jump to them, so I'd like to introduce it.
Although there is a default table of contents feature, it is usually embedded at the beginning of the article, so you have to scroll back every time you want to check headings or jump to a section.
Therefore, by installing the Chrome extension I created, the table of contents is fixed to the bottom right of the screen, allowing you to check headings or jump to them at any time.
It's distributed for free, so please try it out if you're interested!
*Last updated: 2026/7/18
Free distribution and setup
Chrome Web Store
You can easily install it from the Chrome Web Store!
Download from GitHub
The source code for this Chrome extension is published on GitHub, and anyone can modify or add implementations to it.
git clone https://github.com/yuki-dev26/note-fixed-toc.git
In addition to cloning via Git, you can also download the .zip file directly from the link above.
As mentioned in the README, I will explain the steps to enable Developer Mode and activate this extension so you can use it. (If downloaded from GitHub)
1. Open the Chrome browser
2. Enter "chrome://extensions/" in the address bar to access it
3. Click the toggle switch for "Developer mode" in the top right of the screen to turn it ON
4. Click "Load unpacked" on the Chrome extensions page (chrome://extensions/)
5. Select the downloaded (or cloned) folder (note-fixed-toc)
6. The extension will be enabled
How to use and feature introduction
I will introduce what you can do with this Chrome extension.
Automatically generate a table of contents from headings
A table of contents is generated based on the headings of the note article. This is fixed to the bottom right and
can also be minimized.
*Note: Even for articles without a table of contents, one will be generated based on the headings, but please be aware that it will not be generated if no heading settings have been configured in the first place.
Jump to headings
With the table of contents fixed to the bottom right, clicking on a heading will scroll you to that section. (You can jump directly to the section you want to read.)
Also, the heading of the section you are currently viewing is highlighted so you can see where you are, allowing you to read while understanding the article's structure and reference status.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 18, 2026
note Fixed ToC is an unofficial Chrome extension that displays a table of contents on note article pages.
■ Data Handling
This extension does not collect or transmit user personal information or browsing data.
It does not communicate with external servers.
■ Local Storage
Only light/dark mode settings are saved within the browser (localStorage). This information is not sent externally.
■ Operation
It reads the headings on the article page and displays the table of contents locally on your device.
It does not save or send heading content to the developer.
■ Third-Party Disclosure
We do not sell or transfer user data to third parties.
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